One Acre Fund
We supply 1 million smallholder farmers with everything they need to grow more food and earn more money. One Acre Fund envisions a world where all farmers have big harvests, healthy families, and rich soil.
About us - One Acre Fund
More than 50 million families in Sub-Saharan Africa earn a living from small farms, which produce 80 percent of the continent’s food. But harvests still lag far behind the rest of the world.
Support Smallholder Farmers. It Takes a Village. | One Acre Fund
The communities we serve thrive thanks to mutual support and collective effort—and that's why your support is so essential. Donate now. By supporting One Acre Fund, you’re helping to tackle multiple interconnected challenges, and scale solutions that reach more farmers, faster:
Our organization - One Acre Fund
One Acre Fund is proud to employ more than 8,290 talented staff from 37 different countries. We are growing all the time in order to meet the needs of our expanding customer base—growing not only in number but in diversity as well.
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A powerful way to tackle the climate crisis
Our model - One Acre Fund
One Acre Fund’s model is rooted in sound business practices. We supply smallholder farmers with everything they need to succeed and we are scaling up to meet the needs of more and more farm families every day for maximum impact.
Our impact - One Acre Fund
Our Impact on Farmers’ Lives. By 2030, we aim to serve 10 million farmers—fully 10 percent of the families in the world living on less than $1 per person, per day.
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About us . We put Farmers First in everything we do, helping them grow more food, plant more trees, and earn more money from their harvests. Explore our areas of focus.
Grants - One Acre Fund
Bezos Earth Fund awarded One Acre Fund a multi year grant in 2022 to work together with AFR100 collaborators One Tree Planted, World Resources Institute, and Realize Impact for restoration in two landscapes, the Greater Rusizi Basin and Great Rift Valley.The Greater Rusizi Basin is part of the larger Congo Basin ecosystem, often referred to as “the lungs of the world,” and the Greater Rift ...
Our vision and values - One Acre Fund
Our vision. Extreme poverty is concentrated in one profession: farming. Most people living on $1 a day are farmers. If all of the 50 million farm families in Sub-Saharan Africa could grow more on their current plots of land, they would be a powerful force against poverty and food insecurity in their communities.